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February 13, 2025

Why Bacillus coagulans Is My Go-To Probiotic for IBS and SIBO

If you’re struggling with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), you know how challenging these conditions

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February 11, 2025

RHR: Exploring Peak Health and Fitness, with Mark Sisson

In this episode, we discuss: Mark’s journey from runner to fitness advocate The case against chronic cardio Footwear, biomechanics, and the importan

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How to Become a Health Coach in 4 Steps

November 22, 2019
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When I speak in public about my work and what we can do to prevent and reverse chronic disease, I often meet people who have been positively impacted by my message. I have seen firsthand the many benefits that Functional Medicine and ancestral health can have on health. That proof—and the positive feedback—is what drives me and motivates me to keep pushing ahead in Functional Medicine, helping people improve their everyday health and live their lives to the fullest. Are you interested in health coaching? Check out this article for four steps to becoming a health coach. #healthylifestyle #changeagent #kresserinstitute Health coaches get a front-row seat to personal wellness transformations every day. Through their work, they help people break free from chronic illnesses such as obesity, diabetes,...

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RHR: The Pitfalls of Genetic Testing, with Dr. Tommy Wood

November 20, 2019
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Page Contents: In this episode, we discuss: An introduction to genetics The value of consumer genetic testing What your SNPs [single nucleotide polymorphisms] can tell you about your individual disease risk The potential harm to consumer genetic testing MTHFR mutations FTO mutations ApoE4 and Alzheimer’s disease risk Why we should focus on behavior change, not genetic testing results Show notes: [embedded content] Hey, everybody, Chris Kresser here. Welcome to another episode of Revolution Health Radio. This week, I’m really excited to welcome Dr. Tommy Wood as my guest. Dr. Wood is a research assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Washington, specializing in neonatal and pediatric brain injury as well as long-term brain health. He has an undergraduate degree in biochemistry from the University of Cambridge, a medical degree from...

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What Is an Ancestral Diet and How Does It Help You?

November 18, 2019
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Page Contents: In this article, I’ll go over the common characteristics our Paleolithic ancestors shared and I’ll explain how a Paleo or ancestral approach to what we eat can improve our overall health. Read on to learn what an ancestral diet looks like and get five health benefits to eating more like a hunter–gatherer. What is an ancestral diet? Check out this article to find out some common characteristics our Paleolithic ancestors shared and learn five health benefits of eating Paleo. #chriskresser #paleo #optimalhealth Chronic Disease Plagues the Modern World—and Diet May Be to Blame Chronic disease has reached epidemic levels in developed countries. Incidences of type 2 diabetes, obesity, autoimmune disease, mental health disorders, and more are skyrocketing. Six in 10 American adults have a chronic disease,...

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Effective Communication: Health Coaching in Action

November 15, 2019
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Page Contents: I am an ADAPT-Certified Functional Health Coach (Chris Kresser likens us to change agents). I am also an Enrollment Advisor for the Kresser Institute and have the pleasure of spending part of my day talking to wellness warriors who want to share their passion for Functional Medicine and optimal health. We created a series of articles to forward the understanding of the vital role health coaches play in helping clients achieve positive health outcomes. Via a Q&A format, we hope to give you a window into the exciting and growing field of health coaching. I look forward to your feedback and would love the opportunity to learn more about your vision of a future as a change agent. How does effective communication connect with...

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Paleo Staples: 9 Simple and Easy Recipes to Make at Home

November 8, 2019
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There’s no doubt that making your own versions requires more work, but the process is rewarding and usually much cheaper than buying Paleo products off the shelf. I’m going to share nine recipes for Paleo staples that are almost always stocked in my kitchen. Affordable, kid-friendly, nourishing food is my goal. Looking for a way to eat Paleo without needing to stock up on expensive packaged staples? Check out this article for nine recipes you can make at home. #paleo #wellness Useful Paleo Kitchen Gadgets In the recipes below, I will mention a number of handy kitchen gadgets. Not all are necessary, but these appliances do make Paleo cooking easier. Instant Pot: for bone broth and yogurt (and so much more) Yogurt maker: to make yogurt if you don’t want...

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RHR: Why the Optimal Human Diet Includes Animal Protein

November 7, 2019
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Page Contents In this episode, we discuss: My upcoming appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience Why plant protein doesn’t measure up to animal protein Where protein really comes from How much protein athletes need Protein intake for non-athletes What protein quality is Six nutrients that are missing from plant protein Show notes: [embedded content] Hey, everybody, Chris Kresser here. Welcome to another episode of Revolution Health Radio. I’m on the road this week, so apologies for the decline in recording quality. I should be back to my normal setup soon. My Upcoming Appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience So, this week, I wanted to do something a little bit different and talk about the recent film The Game Changers. You might have heard of this. It’s a new film advocating for the benefits of a plant-based...

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How to Limit Restrictive Eating and Develop a Healthy Food Mindset

October 31, 2019
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In my clinical nutrition practice, many of my clients have already tried special restriction diets, such as a low-FODMAP (fermentable oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides, and polyols) or keto diet, before coming to see me. While strategic dietary restrictions can certainly support better health when implemented correctly, excessive dietary restriction can also promote unhealthy eating behaviors and anxiety around food. Read on to learn how cultivating healthy eating behaviors and a flexible mindset around food can help you escape the vicious cycle of dieting and nourish your body optimally over the long term. What’s the line between healthy food habits and an overly restrictive diet? Check out this article to find out, and learn how to cultivate a healthier relationship with food. #nutrition #healthylifestyle #wellness Seven Eating Behaviors That...

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Positive Psychology: How to Use It in Health Coaching

October 25, 2019
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I first encountered positive psychology as an undergraduate, and it was eye-opening. I learned that in addition to psychopaths, psychotherapy, Freud, and OCD, psychologists also study the positive areas of our lives. Positive psychologists want to know what makes us happy, motivated, and resilient. In other words, they explore what’s going well and how people can create a good life. After college, positive psychology became an important part of my career. I researched stress management and ways to boost people’s motivation, and I helped companies unlock engagement and motivation for their employees. Now, as an ADAPT-Certified Functional Health Coach, I use positive psychology every day in the work that I do with my clients. Positive psychology and health coaching go hand in hand. Check out this article...

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RHR: Have We Been Wrong about SIBO? with Dr. Purna Kashyap

October 22, 2019
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In this episode, we discuss: How our understanding of gut issues has changed Kashyap’s recent findings on SIBO How diet impacts SIBO symptoms Why individualized treatment for SIBO is better than one-size-fits-all Diet, lifestyle, and a healthy gut microbiome Resolving SIBO symptoms Better treatment and testing methods for SIBO Show notes: [embedded content] Hey, everybody, it’s Chris Kresser. Welcome to another episode of Revolution Health Radio. This week I’m really excited to welcome Dr. Purna Kashyap as a guest on the show to discuss his recent Nature paper on small intestinal dysbiosis. If you’ve been listening to this show for any length of time, especially recently, you’ll know that I have some significant concerns about the current understanding of SIBO, or small intestinal bacterial overgrowth—everything from the way we test for it to the...

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Understanding Fertility Awareness Methods of Birth Control

October 18, 2019
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Approximately 65 percent of women in the United States of childbearing age are using some type of contraception, and over 99 percent of all women will use a form of contraception at some point in their lives. (1, 2) Birth control is a deeply personal and controversial subject. Contraceptives are considered one of the biggest achievements in women’s rights and modern history, but women often aren’t satisfied with their method of birth control. Between 50 and 75 percent of women switch or stop using oral contraceptives due to side effects. Almost a third of women have used five or more types of artificial birth control. (3) I’m in several online mom groups, and every other day, it seems that a woman asks which contraceptive she should try...

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